Treads, Risers and Nosing
Backpacks tossed up, laundry hauled down and a dog that takes the flight at a sprint. Solid oak treads hold their edge.
Backpacks tossed up, laundry hauled down and a dog that takes the flight at a sprint. Solid oak treads hold their edge.
Treads are cut and finished from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch follows once the order is placed.
Every rise and run gets measured at the visit, and stain samples come along, so the treads match the floor at both ends of the flight.
We back our labor for a year, and the wood has its maker's warranty. Our own employees build every staircase.



A new oak tread is $60 and includes riser, nosing, stain and labor, while refinishing steps you already have costs $50 apiece.
Yes, then we look over the framing beneath it. Loose or noisy steps are secured first, and only then do the new treads go on.
We test stain samples against your hall boards until the flight blends in.
Straight flights follow the posted rates, while a curve is priced on site.
Yes, at $50 per step.
Usually one or two days, depending on the number of steps.
Yes, $250 off.
Our labor is covered for a year, and the manufacturer covers the wood.